- default language was set to English (!)
- locale: en (!)
- country: Poland
Any ideas why this is happening?
TIA,
Przemek
When doing the upgrade to 1.3 I added the Polish language pack to my Moodle installation (originally I only had English). Then, all of a sudden, the names of the days and months started displaying in Polish, even for users who had English selected in their profiles. Here are the relevant site variables:
Any ideas why this is happening?
TIA,
Przemek
Any ideas why this is happening?
TIA,
Przemek
In reply to Przemyslaw Stencel
Re: Polish language pack hijacking days & months
by Martin Dougiamas -
Er, no idea. I'm going with "it's your imagination". 
In reply to Martin Dougiamas
Re: Polish language pack hijacking days & months
by Przemyslaw Stencel -
LOL! 
I'll share my dreams with you, then 
(see screenshot). Another idea: could this be because of some settings on the server rather than because of Moodle settings?
In reply to Przemyslaw Stencel
Re: Polish language pack hijacking days & months
by Przemyslaw Stencel -
An update:
I've re-installed the Polish language pack, because it seems to depend on the locale setting (and the en locale seems to be the cuplrit)
| If locale is set to: | Days and months are in: | AM/PM is displayed: |
| en | Polish | No |
| en_US | English | Yes |
Any reasons for that behaviour?
Hmmm,
The French seem to be getting aggressive, too.
When I view courses as the sysadmin, and only then, , the French language pack takes over.
It's okay, not really a problem. In fact, it just makes we want to visit France again some time soon, but since you brought it up...
The French seem to be getting aggressive, too.
When I view courses as the sysadmin, and only then, , the French language pack takes over.
It's okay, not really a problem. In fact, it just makes we want to visit France again some time soon, but since you brought it up...
